Five free ways to train doubles
PRESSUREBob’s 27A running score rewards hits and punishes blank visits across a doubles route.Read guide →COVERAGEAround the Clock DoublesMove through D1 to D20, with optional Bull and configurable hits per target.Start free →MATCH TARGETSDoubles LadderBuild a custom sequence and require repeated hits before advancing.Start free →VOLUME100 DoublesThrow exactly 100 darts at one double to create a stable hit-rate benchmark.Start free →QUICK TEST9 Dart Double OutNine darts at one double for a fast, repeatable pressure score.Start free →
A balanced 20-minute doubles session
- 5 minutes: Around the Clock Doubles for board coverage.
- 10 minutes: 100 Doubles or a shorter fixed-dart block on your weakest target.
- 5 minutes: 9 Dart Double Out or Bob’s 27 for pressure.
Do not track hit percentage alone
A useful doubles profile also considers sample size, exact target, hit streaks, darts per hit and whether the result was produced during a volume drill or a pressure drill. Ocheflow keeps those result types separate before using them in Training Insights and OcheScore.
AttemptsHitsHit percentageBest streakDarts per hitTarget-specific historyPersonal records
Common doubles-training mistakes
- Changing target after only a few darts and creating an unreliable sample.
- Only training a favourite double and ignoring weak match targets.
- Comparing a relaxed 100-dart session directly with a nine-dart pressure test.
- Focusing on the arm movement after every miss instead of preserving a repeatable routine.
Let Daily Coach choose your double
When enough target data exists, Smart Training Insights can recommend a specific weak double.